Tristan is former military, having been injured and losing his entire team on his first tour. Needing to rethink his life plan, he went back to school and is now preparing for his first day as a teacher. When a sexy woman introduces herself, he's intrigued and continues the conversation even when she tries to walk away, believing she made a fool of herself.
Ashley is having a night of fun with her friend and roommate before starting college. Her eyes, as are every other woman's, are instantly drawn to him, and surprisingly, his are on her as well. They spend the night getting to know each other, in all ways.
Both are shocked to see each other in class, her the student, but as they haven't stopped thinking about their time together, and Tristan did they to call her numerous times - number mix up - they can't deny what they've found is special and decide to see where it'll lead.
Unfortunately, Tristan's new teaching assistant was him for her own and vows revenge when she doesn't get her own way.
As Tristan and Ashley's relationship quickly progresses to serious, Tristan's job is in jeopardy and he must decide to fight for a position he wasn't happy in or go after what he really wants, his career in MMA. Either way, Ashley is his.
One-click now and follow along as two people find an instant connection then, upon realizing the rules forbid them to be together, must choose what's more important. Now, on a purely personal note, I think this was a good debut by this author. He sets the scene quite well, his characters aren't at all one-dimensional, they're complete. What I didn't care for, and this is strictly a preference on my part, was Tristan's best friend is also his former girlfriend/lover, and yes, she's still a big part of his life. No. That makes me uncomfortable as I can't help but put myself in the heroine's shoes, and she'll always have a woman her man used to sleep with in their life. Secondly, the teaching assistant. I understand why she was included and the part she played, but the same objective could've been accomplished without her sending nude photos to Tristan. I don't like the fact that this man, who is in a committed relationship, is seeing a naked woman on his phone, willingly or not. Again, this is just me, though I know others will have the same issues, but I did enjoy the story overall and this author's talent is easy to see. I look forward to watching him grow and will try other books in the future. - By Elizabeth